Machining on cam lathes is traditional or conventional bar turning. These lathes are intended for machining medium to large series of simple parts, from bars of Ø 2 à 60 mm, at a low cost.

Multi-spindle lathes machine several bars at the same time, from Ø 3 to 22 mm. These machines require relatively long adjustment times. They are mainly used to produce large and very large series of parts.

CNC lathes are used to produce precision turned parts without requiring subsequent reworking, such as milling, cross-drilling and various other operations.
Since the adjustment times of these machines are relatively quick, they are suitable for the production of small and medium series of turned parts with complex shapes. Machining from bars of Ø 4 to 65 mm and up to Ø 150 mm in billets.

Our rework workshop is equipped with transfer machines for machining large series of complex parts. Other equipment is used to perform tapping operations, as well as milling, machining from billets and more. We also perform cylindrical grinding on centreless machines.

For washing and cleaning your parts, we have a centre for vacuum cleaning using modified alcohol. This innovative technology guarantees optimised cleaning and complies with the most demanding specifications of the arms industry, aeronautics industry, medical industry and others.
This innovative process that does not use chlorine products protects the health of our employees and the environment. It meets the challenges of sustainable development and the Grenelle de l’environnement